The McFarlands have owned and operated Mac’s Creek since 2001, farming twelve acres of vines along Spring Creek half a mile north of Lexington. It’s a family operation in the fullest sense — the kind where the people pouring your tasting probably pruned the vines.
The Marechal Foch rosé put them on the map award-wise, but the lineup covers the Nebraska-hybrid spectrum: reds, whites, blushes, and fruit wines done without apology. In 2019 they added a brewery, making this a genuine two-for-one — wine and beer from the same family, same land. The summer concert series turns the vineyard into one of central Nebraska’s best outdoor rooms.
Right off I-80, it’s the easiest excellent stop between Omaha and the Panhandle.